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I would like to know how to fish for winter flounders in northern NJ
in fall. According to NJ fishing books, winter founders should be around here by now. Strangely, I cannot find any party boat that targets winter flounders around this time of year. Party boats are all targetting stripers, black fishes, and sea basses. Why no one wants to fish for winter flounders in fall? Somehow, fishing for winter flounders seems to be something that people do in spring, not in fall. Why? Do they taste bad in fall, and taste very good in spring? Do I have to rent a small boat and fish in the bay (like the bay west of Sandy Hook, or some other in-shore bay)? Thanks in advance for any information. Jay Chan |
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